Open Letter Praises Lydia E Pinkham Health Tonic
A Philadelphia woman describes severe irregular periods and fatigue improving after seven months of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges others to consider the tonic, citing personal recovery and long-standing use by American women. The piece also includes a moral vignette from the American Legion Weekly about ambition versus low goals.
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Philadelphia
Ular
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Little
Swamp-Root Kidney Ailment Remedy Endorsed
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as the leading remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims quick gentle relief from a vegetable compound and urges starting treatment immediately. Available in two bottle sizes at drugstores with a sample offer by sending ten cents to the company.
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Kilmer
Dr. Iimer & Co
Binghamton, N
Critics Debate Value of Applause at Performances
A London letters column excerpts a debate on whether applause reflects merit. Critics note audiences may clap out of habit or courtesy, while others argue performance quality should stand without constant approval.
Growing Sugar Beet Seed Requires Large Investment
United States farmers are urged to expand sugar beet seed production to meet a rising national demand. The Farmers' Bulletin 12162 discusses large-scale cultivation in the Rocky Mountain states, noting that profits favor operations of 100 acres or more and detailing biennial seed production, Steckling harvests, germination testing, and timing from September to October in northern Colorado.
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United State
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Farmers' Bulletin
Rocky Mountain States
Colorado
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Bulletin
Praise Co-operatives Fight for Truck Associations
United States Department of Agriculture sources urge rural farmers to form motor truck cooperative associations to move produce to consuming centers and secure farm supplies. A survey is advised to prove need and potential business before forming a cooperative, noting personal factors influence success.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Shay
United States
Department of Agriculture
Bayer Aspirin Guidance From Packaged Tablets
Take aspirin only as directed on genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. Following labeled directions, as advised by physicians over 21 years, ensures safety. Bayer Cross tablets are for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and other pains. Tiny twelve tablet tins cost a few cents. druggists offer larger packages.
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Droggiste
Bayer
Too Much for the Statistician Ruler of Somailand Dead?
A report claims Mod Maullah, ruler of rebel der vishes in Somailand, is dead though unconfirmed. Churchill in the Commons was asked about records in the colonial office on how often the Mullrh has died, with sarcastic remarks about keeping unnecessary statistics. The London Daily Mall notes the notoriety of such repeated reports, linking him with Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia.
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Mod Maullah
Somailand
Churchill
Louse of Commons
Jeey
Colonial Office
Mullrh
Churchil
Menelik
Abyssinin
London Daily Mall
Moles Provoke Nuisance Amid Velvet Jacket Lore
Reports from leading fur dealers indicate American moleskins marketed rose 20 percent in the last fiscal year. The U S Department of Agriculture and state extension services promoted mole eradication through school programs and youth clubs. Washington state records show a $60,000 harvest value for male moles, reflecting reduced pest problems due to specialist efforts.
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William III
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Fifty Years Ago Dentifrice Boost Returns to Foot Powder Ads
An archival note recalls that half a century ago few used dentifrices or toothbrushes while Allen’s Foot Ease antiseptic powder for the feet became a wartime staple. The ad argues friction in shoes causes sore feet and bunions, urging readers to adopt Foot Ease for comfort and cleanliness. It also notes a postwar cartoon in The Wrench paper Centre about a veteran and a cake-cutting pose.
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Allen
Watch Cuticura Skin Care Use In Daily Routine
Advertisement style note praises Cuticura Ointment and Soap for facial care dandruff and rough skin. Mentions government health indices and compares to animals, quoting Boston Transcript humorously about children. Reads like a 1900s beauty product plug with odd aside.
Grinder Handies: High Speed Tools For Farm Use
Sharp tools speed up work on the farm but require sharpening gear. A high speed tool grinder, pedal or hand turned, replaces the old grindstone. These grinders render the old stone nearly obsolete in everyday farm tasks.
Deterioration and Replacement Across Property Types
A fragment notes that all forms of deterioration whether of buildings, fences, concrete, structures, furniture, vehicles, or equipment will eventually require replacement or protection. It underscores universal wear affecting iron, wood, cement, and machinery and stresses inevitability of upkeep.
Free From Rheumatism With 5.8.8 Remedy
This ad promises relief from rheumatic pains and stiff joints by taking a cure called 5.8.8. It claims the internal remedy purges impurities from the blood and urges readers to obtain it from their druggist and report their case to Chief Medical clvinex, 877 Swift Lab artery Atlanta, Georgia.
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Clvinex
Swift Lab
Atlanta
Geor
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Boston Transcript
Doan
Iowa
Carroll M. Allen
Anya
Donn
Nus
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
P.D
P.D. Q
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Terre Haute
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California Petroleum Co
City Hall
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Calif
Mammoth
Bermni
Warere
Richigan
Fletcher
Edo Hoeh
Deen
Chas. H.fletcher
York City
PSCC
Absorbine, JR
Price
Young, Inc
Goringfield
Mare
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